Philippines says acts in national interest in South China Sea
China should recognise that the Philippines is an independent and sovereign state whose actions and decisions are driven entirely by national interest and not at
As undersea cables break off Europe and Taiwan, proving sabotage is tough
When Taiwan seized a Chinese-crewed cargo ship suspected of deliberately severing one of its undersea telecom cables last month, authorities pledged to “make every effort
Ma attends NIA hearing on ‘China, Taipei’ remark
Former president Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday attended a session organized by the National Immigration Agency (NIA) regarding comments denigrating Taiwan’s sovereignty made by one of
China vows utmost efforts for ‘peaceful reunification’ with Taiwan
China will exert utmost efforts to realise “peaceful reunification” with Taiwan, but will take all necessary steps to safeguard China’s territorial integrity, its foreign ministry
Exclusive: Top US Marine says ‘crisis’ with amphibious ships causing coverage gaps
A shortage of amphibious warfare ships for commanders across the globe has reached a breaking point, with defense officials warning VOA the crisis has triggered
America and Ukraine prepare for brutal negotiations
FOR TEN DAYS, since the shouting-match in the Oval Office, Ukraine has been scorched by Donald Trump’s wrath. Now comes a moment of catharsis—or another
Investors think the Russia-Ukraine war will end soon
War and peace are notoriously difficult to price. Just now they are even harder to ignore. Three years ago Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent a wave
China’s Power Sector Walk the Tight-Rope Between Decarbonization and Market Liberalization
hina’s National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Agency jointly published a “Notice on Deepening Market-Based Reform of Renewable Energy On-Grid Tariffs to Promote
Japan to contribute $3m for Pacific climate fight amid growing China clout
Japan will provide $3 million to Pacific island nations to help them implement measures against climate change, the Foreign Ministry said Monday, in an apparent
Will Trump defend Taiwan? U.S. defense perimeter appears to shrink
In a speech to the National Press Club in 1950, U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson drew a line in East Asia laying out the